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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-13
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA. October 1.-THE re-
ceipts at the North Philadelphia and
West Pennsylvania drove yards for the
week were: Beeves, 1000 head; sheep
10, 900 head: hogs, 1000 head. Previous
week: Beeves, 1900; sheep, 1900; hogs,
1900.
Beef Cattle-Were in large supply and,
with only a moderate demand, prices de
clined Gate, although a few real extra
steers sold as high as SIC, but these were
considered outside Of market rates; extra
at 5a5fe; good at 4a3 4ie, medium at 3fa
Ate; common at 2}s34c.
Sheep-Were in fair demand and prices
closed &c higher on the extra grade; extra
43a4ke; good at 4s4lc; medium at Babe;
common at 2A2ie; Lambs were &c higher
at 3!a7c.
Hogs-Were fairly active at a decline
Of &c, in sympathy with the West; extra
Chicago al 7ls7sc; gOOdat 7a7se; common
at 6}a6Jc.
Milk Cows were in good demand at s25a
60.
Fat Cows-Were dali at 2a3.c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money al 5 I-2a5 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady-StOCks LOwer-Flour
Firm and Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
New YORK. October l2.-Money on call
easy at 3!a5 per cent. last loan AZ
per cent, closed offered at 3! per cent. {;
prime mercantile paper GaS per cent. :;
sterling exchange quiet but firm at 4Sita
4Sl4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-13

Sunday u,in. On X 90: X sr,,. q ch.rss-
l. a Point Peasant fhk h the sh0t line ma
ca VIA ne Ohio River Raiifosd. For tn1sHs,
Ton regarding tke rsta, ryuteaL ele, sddesN
4. = nonzNDor ~
8nsnl Hn0DGex AEe11
RAkcSoofE, v. Va
YRRD. HU8kMxU
TnAveltnG YnDe1a9 49,
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INDIGESTION.
ELYS
CREAM BALM

CleaDS5S LhS
Nasal PaSSa'
yes Pair
aud Inhaulma'
ton, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses o.
T a ; Z Q q n Q
Smell
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CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS,

Arrivals of live stock at Claremont Stock
Yards, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for week ending October 9:-24S cars, con-
tanning 1856 cattle, 1l3 calves, Ala
sheep and lambs, 5,SSo hogs, A. horses,
and 26 mules.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
etc, 1859 cattle, 33 calves, l,O0l sheep
and lambs, 1,165 hogs, and IL horses.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight Receipts OF hogs
this week are 2,146 head sgaiDst 3.4sl
head last week; rough hogs were sold at
81 p, aud fair 10 good at s. lOa5 20 per
100 his
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BALTIMORE, October 10.


SwINE-There is a fairly full supply of
hogs on the market this week, and their
quality continues TO he quite good. Trade
is moderately active, but prices are of
FROM those of last week. We now quote
at 6aGlc per ID net, with most sales at and
near the latter figure. The sales under 6|c
were OF rough aud inferior hogs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-13
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. October Wool
Quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia NX and above 3la34c; y 31a
BIC; medium 37a3Sc; coarse :i6a3Sc;
New York, Michigan and western fine y
and Xxx 2Sa3oc; medium 36aS7c; coarse
36aS7c; fine washed delaine or Y and
Xxx 3a36c; medium washed combing
and delaine 3TaiSc; coarse 90 37a3Sc;
Canada washed cOmbing 3j1i6c; medium
uuWashed cUmbing and delaine 2Sd29c;
coarse HSI29c.
Boston, October ll.-WOOl-Steady;
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra tleeces 3la
sac; NX 32a33lc; XN and above 32!a
&c; Michigan extra BOZ; Michigan and
Ohio No. | leeces 3la36tc.
PETROLEUM.
FItsSargh.
r~IrrlBURG. October L.. Petroleum
Opened at 7lic; closed at 69lc, highest
I2kci lowest 694c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, October II. -Petroleum-
Opened at 7lc; closed 70c; highest rec;
lowest 69!c; clearances l,6ls,U 600 barrels.
OH City.
Oh. CITY, Pa, October l2.-PetIoleum
Opened at 7lic; highest 72sc; lowest
6ytc; closed at G9sc. Sales 2,0S9, GOO bar
rels: c~learance5 3,l56,U 900 barrels; runs
90, 3s4, 900 barrels; shipments 1924 bar
rels; charters 56, i6S barrels.
Titusvluo.
TITCsyILIE, October l.. Petroleum.
Opened nj 7l!c; highest 72!c; Lowest G9!c;
Cloled II G94c.
New York.
New YORK, October I2-PetrOleum-
There was Il very active market in petrO'
leum to-day; the opening was lirln and an
advance started after first sales carried the
price up TO 72!c. Realizing caused a turn
in the market and a decline set in, which
carried the price down to G9!C. There was
a sharp rally in the last few minutes and
the close was strong; opening ut 1lc; high
est 72!c; lowest 69ic; closed at TO-; sales
ISIS, 600 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-13

TRY the CURE AY-FEVER
CATARRH

id -.-~e Of the mucous membrane, generally
.-u..arug M the nasal passages and maintain
,., %, stronghold in the head From this point
.>-. is 'p~gl q poisonous v.IuS into the stomach
s.s.. .lga the digestive organs, cOrruptiug the
T,st aat ~prodUCIug other Troublesome and
A.. Er-.l, - uptom>.
"A r.-t els applied into each uOStril and Is
s--.-...4. Price 20 cents AZ druggists. by mail.
-,.,,.-rI. 90 cents ELY BROTHERS. No. 81
..-...r.lrur street. New York.
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.M1amzzs
NEx

Ne ihg Undersigned Banks aud Bankers win
pay all friEtS drawn IN The Louisiana Stale Lot.
teres which NAY Dr. presented Il our counters
=. r. OGLESBN, Pres Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE i.ASAEN. Pies Stste Natl Bank
A.. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans Natl Bank
CARL HOHS, Priest Union National Bank
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Eehap.

Capital Prize, = s15O,0OG
We DO hereby certify thai we supervise the
zrrangeIrens for sl the Monthly and Semi-An-
nual Drawings ofthe Eouisisna State Lottery Com
PAM, snd Ii person manage ard coRtsol TIE
d!SwingS themselves, and thai The same ere cen
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and IN good fsts
toward ali parties. sn3 We s~uthciTetke company
to use this certificate, With fsr-Saniles e. ctr ss
natures attached. n - ~afveni-sIreutS'
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Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD CON
ID pany. On and afcr july Il, i&7, pas-psuf
trains viii run - loliows-Wheelins, IS Meridian
Wet ~ River Central time:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
Remarkable Singing.

Miss Ao-tsEzs has ben singing az New
Haven. Connecticut. TIE following : taken
1-uC -Ee New Haven REGISTER
The Australian Nightingale Is tes appel
lsslo- given 70 Mss A21ls Montague, Who
sang II tLs entertainment - Trinity II. s.
C11rc1 -zSI night. IES r5ciczlS BY Mrs
Cz.Lo-C- tLs slS-s- o. G5CsrEl Caster, we've
warmly EscslT55- Sc : 81 accomplished,
magnetic ana versatile 5-gc-:lo1IS.. Her -
l=c..o-S we've -sT. vE-is1. ard delightful,
ECC Es- EeZC=-lcCS AZ t-- q grace, expires
son and power.
he ECr5sE-z-t OF The crowded house
vas aroused ~ the singing OF Miss Mon
tzECS. Her presence : striking. her face
charming. and hs- voice simply magnificent
i Ezs gTsst COMPASS, power and sEseUess Of
tone. The lady who : : daughter Of one Of
the first missionaries - The Sandwich Islands
tie Rev. Amos Cooke. vas bon II RO1OlElU.
and for years, = conjunction with her bls-
band. NJ. Charles Turner. e superb tenor,
has bssl singing u Australia Ee- presence
hare Is Due 20 visiting old friends. R=T. Dr..
and Mrs. Peck The audience therefore
we're U1prspsrei 70 bsar II stranger the
most remarkable soprano that has sung IN
New Haven foI years. Many old residents
Esid On going ont, ~Ee never bssrd the ike
'1S1s Is equal TO Psreps Rosa, and similar
expressions Of surprise. Rarely are or COZ
sentative sudisnces moved 20 such rspturo1s
enthusiasm. And when she responded to
hsr last encore. for she Vas tEice recalled On
her second selection from the olztoGO Of
XII, By singing Columbia the whole su-
dencs almost sprsng 70 their feet in syups
thy with her thrilling expression Of the
LAST line Three Chsers for the Red. White
and BiUs." Shozld she ever return 20 New
EsTsl her Welcome would Be an ovation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
The Steamer Explo-er

---l-- --s pas week ----o-S O. .-s >.-Ss.
prevailed THAI lie Hawaiian Government
had g wee Eoo-s - purchase IL British
steamer ~ -1-s-, -Cw u ths hz-cc-. IEeSs
--C-C-S vs-s Co--sc-- ana o. Friday. WITH
co1Sl&s-aC.s ceremony. half IL Cso5ce.-
AssSrS Aho,o Ec5 ha2o&-vIth !. /. HISS
singer, Chief Cls-k interior Department;
julius Z. Smith, Superintendent u Public
Nl-ks- vent OF board ihs Explorer. living II
TIE stream. NJ. Aho!o. s. Minister q The
l1ts-O-. TOOK tornSl poSssSS,o1 u tie
steamer u ne name % The Hawaiian Gov
sl2sai- while NJ. R2ss1lsec proceeded 70
tie uIZsl ulsSt and kolS.si tie Hawaiian
ensign The vessel wzS then placed u
chsrCs q NJ 7. Marcos, s. Custodian. SCI
IcC 1o- ths interior Department Il : stated
thai this steamer : - % ras6s s training
snip q, E-G VII Elso Be utilized II convey
LlE Embassies % yE-lo-S groups o. Islands
II he PEclzc llc.1Gs6 II TIE Hawaiian
Empire u TIE Pacific
TIE prlcs psi5 To- this Sow specimen q
naval a-c1lIScs1-5 : sid % be $4,000. She
j reported. --Gs- 1Ls mos. favorable Sl--
c1CstsncsS - attain s speed Of -57f knots ps-
eo-r. on consumption o. 81 tons q coal
per Gsv- = TINS s.s2-S- sets vs-y tz- from
home s-o;Ls. vssSs. vii - required s. 5
tender % CARY coz-. and Tie tender vii have
- kssp 3 sharp look-ol: Gc6 SO that Sic
Goss oC- ls1vs tbs fast steamer s7z- e - Is
zS-=--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
GLE Hou.e pisarter.

i trs-ghEal explosion Occurred n the little
bay north OF the Gift House, nssr San Fran
CISCO OF TIE morning OF the 18Th. HE
schooner Parallel ls6zn with 70 tons OF giant
powder went sShore 81 $50 ?. n, Of the 18th
directly OF Pr L3bos-
Tbs following account u the explosion L
taken from the S7E F-1Ectsa5 CATDsi1ls
Al go . Il. John Hysl9p. the marine
reporter. ss= the Parallel come ashore 81 tns
point OF rocks forming TIE cove - the north
% TIE CllE E1-ss- Al sails -sre =. and
b1ch lights Ey-s burning Es luus11sts-E
gave IT, alarm zE1 hzstz-e6 oJ=u 70 tts
c1vs.
IN. wilkins n tie CHI House hastsls5
6oE1 . tt= -i.-ls cure Itsy threw ropss
or 70 t1s vessel E15sr cts lGss that the crsS
EErs CT o1zrc. tz1 the ropsS failed % r5zc1
her wilkins tEs- took q buggy and c-oTs
down 70 the Its-SzEz-E station With t1s
ard o. MS horse the l7fs-szTl1g apparatus zzs
hzzl=5 Gp th= hi and d5Eo 70 the cove By
that tlol HEsl12 had found OF that ID one
IS aboard
Ice llfe-ssTl-e -z- built bonfire OF ths
beach and III civilians ali E5-E home The
C-z5 House rs shit ard 81 vent 30 sleep
Al c'c4ucE TIE Sl5SpsTs we're thrown T-0-n
-Es-r 5a5s ty z great explosion E11c1 made
then think -lsl Er5z- earthquake lac u
h=zvz5 re CE5- - l1sl wave sEe Up
from re Psci1c. 4 E-est wave dsshso Up
ana waited ovzE -LE CI1 H0-s@ o1l-olEE-
The whole shore z-G elf literally trsDo.s-L
People Ez-e rz5=-y thr0E1 iron thzlr os1s
BIZ t1z force q the eIplus1o1- Furniture and
1a5stea1s =ers tossed and nssp=d about t1=
-oc--
TIE schoo15- Parallel Us practically OBJ
s=-a-s1- Pzsc@ q re =-sczzE= Ssfe io--i-
= IL down a. he PzTIl.1n On TIE Ocsz1
Ec1ss uoz6- Tce lifs-szTl1g msn about TIE
bonfire on tls clIE E5re thrown DOM ana al
zzr= ho-rlb-v Injured One nan smith nc
H. skzlI crushed TO we're badly CT zEc
5-rrs6 and many Ee-e bruised and ot1sT-
Eiss injured
Every E1ndoE II tLe Gil House Szs
s-rsshe5. e-en the frames and EOOdEork De-
inc t,soEn into na.cnE0o6- Doors we're
lifted on their hinges and blown across the
roon- The plzs.sr1ng Eas torn o. n great
shssss- he large balcony az the EeSt SIDE,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
Temperance

LIZ. L. i. Bao;h. Whose reputation = 6
temperance -sc.1-s- : v1-.G-Ei1s, arrived
Ls-s from t1z Colonies u tie Marlgoss. a-@
has made arrangements % give 5 s5-.eS o.
his popular ;s-, ps-zCos ClSco-rssS. lis 1-S:
appearance before s Honolulu audience vas
81 Fer! street. Church. Sunday evening. w.
Boo.h Ezs greeted With 2 large 2-6is2cs. re
church osicG literally packed, Gc6 after or
lining his campaign here. proceeded with his
discourse. NJ. Booth Is s pleasant and fore
lble speaker. Gr6 secures the undivided AZ
tsltio1 Of his hearers from the Start Al the
conclusion OF his remarks NJ. Booth called
d 81 present 20 sign the pledge and aces ?.
The ~Bl1e Ribbon" which Vas responded 70
By large number. /: Is 10 Be sincerely hoped
inst be viii draw il many nn7e under his
banner Il Is s notorious fSc1 that, fo- s
sosl plscs, Honolulu csn boass Of more than
her proportion Of this class, particularly
among the yoons aud tho1ghtlsss who, With
OFT being sSare Of il sire or the down grade
70 ruin II NJ. Booth can only reclsin these
ne VII Be doing 81 i1calc1lsble benefit, 10:
only 70 the parties themselves but 70 thsir
inua6ists friends. NJ. Booih held forth
yesterday sid lsSi evening 81 the 7. Il. c. l.
hsl- - large sCd3eccss- Tie place OF hold
lng tb- futC-e meetings VII Be announced
Al viii 60 well 70 zTsil themselves OF ths;l
privilege ID Eas- NJ. Booth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

from vEice visitors Looked s. The seals, hiss
s hinge sap n Tie middle and Il VS. danger
o-S - venture CpC1 =, The kssvv front
6oosS wee twisted % tbelr hinges. ;hs bSC
Vas eossl wreck the S.2SSsS Uttered the
1oor. The expensive pictures we-s scattered
S.2o-C ne Get--Ss u tact the whole bCl.Il-S
seemed q have been wrecked * i by an
sS-iEC1ESs. The So-tt pisz1s los: one poC
s1o1 Q. It's balcony and y-TscSs-e. wssSGl--C
many pounds which had been swept clean
Over H. Co1f q The Lossl. llsS On this ylszEs.
The los : estimated 81 SSlo10
The prsvSts residence - Nj. Wilkins vsS
terribly damaged, tie Eo-Ss vas violently
shaken f-0o -oot - foundation. 22S SCoss-
cCs1t l-vsSllE S;so. proved that the entire
S5rCc;1rs had hss1 moved fully I've fess from
where Z originally stood.
One u shs looms faced the oossn. s1G shs
torcs Of The explosion h-oks The bs5 Il which
6 lady US sleeping into many pieces. pS-t q
Is framework beng thrown across The r0o-l.
The window SSH wSS blown into frSET2s tents
and 10 plasisrlnc vSS left on the walls IN
8 -ooG opening INTO this LITTLE child VS.
asleep under S window. The b-oks1 glass
tsl1 = 3 shower over The chIlS'S hszG. c-t.-I!,
Is zsos 1-G neck badly, tbs pillows bsSoa.-
ts-s1 With hood. Ihs shock - 1hs sxc. 0S,o-
VS. plzl-,y tsli fo- hundred miles Inland
Sons thought = vas 81 ss-ttoJ lzks. while
otE5S Though: smother powder factory ESG
bss2 blown Cp,
Inquiries cane t-o2 san JOS a25 Oak
-z-o- z-1 tie central I7ollcs station va> =
--c- II The GE-k = -le l1c-.-s-S-
lEs crew ll1E 20 tlslc CoSs before SUI
down and PROBABLY escaped. BIZ; 10 >lE-S os
q --s- had been seen vlsl. r.s S--a11,s- -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
The Castles Kohala Letter.

EozAL-l, Jan. .. 1857,
RE-oz GAzE-zE:-Hss anyone failed 70 re-
cs1Te his customary mail: Wonder az II 10
longer IASrs Is N explanation OF the NAT
IL. ana ttO1gh !. czl hardly b= sid % sat
ls-E, i >-I tells Ely tLs ls-:zls failed %
reach t-=ir destination
Qult= II excitement u.s. occ .Sioasd b. tie
clsc0TsTg q 2 lot q letters IL tts hands OF
Portuguese and Hawaiian cEllCr=1. IRON
which tc=y were removing ulczue=lIeG
Stamps, o. examining the ls-zers and 0F
Questioning t-s Children, Il Ess f01cc tai
th= mai mater had b=sn swept out OF the
POSt01c= and thrown into z rgb5Isa heap
o.. g s5.cs state carried into q o-thouss
-=zE tEz house OF 2 Portuguese.
IEs Dsp1tE-Pos;ulzsis looks y th= DsI-
t=r = z huge Joke. while those OF e Who had
I1pu-tz1t Letters zU0lg tie ulub=r ie5i
itzf tie Postmaster sto1l5 attend more
strictly 70 Business Hs : AZ present T1s-l-
eating II Plzk5z- E-ll= his 5-o.h=r acts IS
Depzty-
one Caiazmza =ho had poz.e1 letter
OBTAINING GrzEt ECr Eftv dollars. Fzs 20
very fortunate = 70 recover Il ths japanese
physician 11oluE and returning L % hin
IEs.s can h 10 excuse foE slch EzoSs
csrelFssEsss, and one Lesrs CT1rIblIng iron
81 sides Z f=S days Size Es heard that tce
PoSs D-c- as u b E=p- open b11 three
DAYS = tl= Ez=z- Lei = hope t5zt L =ss
BIZ Report he Postmaster UzSs -eDE-1-
5sr that II Is re s=-vzat u tb= people and
that t1s C-Ie= : fO- ttz co1Te1isues Of the
p=op-e-
4 slight ez-lkc-zkz rs felt d 5lOndzF
night near midnight Lest night Qults q
eio- vas uotic=c Il th= SKY Il the direction
OF Mzu1z La ard Es sr= expecting 70 hear
% . renewed activity II the crater
Or rains continue and OH roads are al
BIT impossible B=sEeen hOhala Foreign
Church and hziopihi thsg have been plOTsd
Up. and sincs thsss last feE days Of rz1n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

Rev. ;. I. Bishop. Secretary. reported three
business meetings Inc Trustees held ttir-
tss- meetings 81 which the ioII0EirE b-s:-
neSS yEs disposed Of. VIZ: he transfer % the
Old Bethel lot 70 TIE C21rch 70. Ss.0lo. The
sale 0. sid %. To- oTs- $1,000. The p1r-
chase q 2 new lot. Cc-Ds- OF Bs-s-ania ana
Richards S.-ss.S fo- $1,000. The adoption
q ground plan toE : new church. Building
COMMITTEES. consisting q MeSsrS. Levers.
1hrc1. S&rnslee. h1n-ey and the pastor
me architect plans and specifications Au-
E,1lntl-eCt q 8 committee 10 solicit sabcE.p-
Mons % building fund. The pastors report
vas Rad, showing i eccsSSiO1S to member
ship cls-clSs,ocS 10 other Churches II the
| lits1 States. baQtiSus. :. The Secresary
2rG Treasurer and Trustees we're reelected.
Ny. hehn had been secured 70 visit the ship
Ping Saturdays and Sundays. M J. E. Bid
vel vas elsc.ed Superintendent OF the Sun
GsY School. Ms :. NJ. Damon. Assistant
Superintendent; NJ. Vim. Thrum. Secretary:
Nj. Shaw, Treasurer: snd Ny. Z. Thrum. Ii
b-s-i2n-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

are 0eally trISh;ful. Tbe attempt st I'M
pTOvl2c tie $40; Vas attempted BY kohAla
Plantation. You may Be Suvs t1Ss the Road
Supervisor bsG re hand IL Il, EiS CIV Is
s;Ill no money How long ! that 10 b TIE
excuse Of those Il pove. for al their short
corlIn,S< When one considers how naCch Is
paid INTO the public ,rssSury Cy hOhals. and
then think q TIE condition Of her Voa1S Ii Is
enough 70 ulSSe him 50 II fo. anything that
Will USAe S c1arSs. Is has been sid
before. hoaS.a S;Sul.S ready S2G more than
willing 20 take hand l. SnNsalcS that viii
help 70 lifs % the terrible incubus that Is now
weighing down Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
The Nechesner RObbery.

ms csse cane ID fo- hearing before the
Che. Justice OF Tk1rsdsy. Ihs defendants
wee Henry cChssosy and 1hou6s AcJ1-
In Henry AsChsSosy plead guilty, and Ess
afterwards Substituted IS 8 witness against
McGA1. A large eDo1lt OF testimony vas
taken and TIE case submitted 70 the jury o.
Friday sftsrnoo-. After storI 6sliberstlol
The Sury rstCrnai unanimous verdict sgsI1st
GcGI51 OF receiving stolen money, knowing
= % D such. NcSIEl VII Be sentenced this
morning. A great many were present 70 ut
ness the trisl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
Judicial

he following 5-st.czs q :1s Supreme
C1--s zlLl v-es55= Dung coe y5z- g follows
S-r-s-e Court JE--z-v Tern. C--5- 5-sl.cs
J155, Ar-L Ten, Hon L NcCuly. July
lem. Hon Z. P-sS-c-: Uc.cbs- Tern. Hon
r T. Blcks--1- Cz-c-zt C1-r-s-hszz-.
Fs1r-sry. Ec-- + T. 6lck5-to-s Eilo- May,
Chef TuSt5cz Judd Waikiki. June Hon. l.
NcC--y. kzEsi- A1E1S-- Hon I. Preston;
han September Hon --. WElusz. Nor.
s-hs-. Hon F. ,. B.cks-Eo-; Lzhzi-z, De-
s-tsr. Chef justice Judd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

Major Ss-1s-. g gentleman o. scientific
zts9l10s-1s- Sz1.51 D tls Australia t-- Sz-
Francisco. i : understood lbe Nss1- has
ls.t behind him C-1s-5-S plans G. pzp5- -
90 l~ t1s civ Csy Be S-pV.ls6 WITH p--
vats- Il i1s distant f----s-T.ovs5s5 new
-cz- czZ b negotiated - cary or The E-Cz--
&c Sc-5-5s THIS gentleman has mapped
on e G pzcCClz-T p-O1f % himself. and
which s. present E-e lEp-sctlcatls h
t1s Gc7E-Cs11. owing = 8 CsV.sss5 T-szS-
~. Meanwhile t1s Syp1o- s. haps1s
POO. and ms EV-.z- tanks. vi. have 70 % tbs
b-S1ssS- i = proper - ssy that these
lEi:s- improvements are de - native talent
O. tie ~oesea~ which dies 1ot claim shy
s-sEsl7 ~ Et:EIoC6-sS = carving then OF
successfully, Ezd srs supplying The CITY With
81 s5c-6E-cs q sud pure water fo- al
Purposes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
The hikahals-

Ths new Iats--IS.End steamer MikztzIz
HAVING bss1 rs1t1si for the Island trade vii
SSH to-day for NsEill=lli. holos Ec6 Wal
-ss. hgzEl. C--e- command ut Cspt. Hall.
formerly chisf oScs- q TIE WslzlsSls.
Ths TEaLE1i VII Il future I'm u Esnsk1s
u1r-S. Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
BETHEL UNION CONGREGATION
Annual Meeting,

Tbs yearly business meeting o. the Bethel
Union Congregation. took place oa WsinsS-
day eysninc, 81 TIE Lyesam. Tue Pastor,
Rev. &. C. OScls. presided.
Mr.. E c. Damon. GrS2SlreT. read the finSn-
cial statement tos TIE ysAr ending December
S1S- ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

s --r-b5- q vOlcs1o visitors = passengers
Sh-zlS The olt1Vs1S continue. there VIII be
lively times n sts TsssslCsE Inc. EysTpocs
v-2 cs- -alss t1s Necessary Gttv dollars and
.-s -lrce. VII Se s-rs % 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

Or k-l6Ey morning residents l. N11zcC
vElsy. discovered vel OF - sas. hinge
y1-CUE q clouds which -sSs-blsc smoke.
L Us slCs-y moving sc-osS TIE horlEol. s16
VS. - dense tEzi oo.sc-s s; g distance vs-s
Oosc-rs1- Ins 1-S1 impression crested II
TIE minds q those who SSV j Ezs- tEa.
SONS Successful vEEls- vsL OFT s. SIS US
trying on" bs- cs.cc. While Others PIE
cic.s1 that az eruption 81 the volcS-o ha1
taken place D1ClC tEe Gzy s. l-ss-vsls.
ne s-1 vas s. Il1-5S partially CSSc--s1 ty
t-.s smoke. lie news II GC..Es- co.CEc
from ne volcano. World sen 70 verify he
.ss-s- prediction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

LIZ. !. Is. ks--. 2f.s- an abssnss IN Ecc-
lsu6 q cvs- sAres months. returned bv TIE
AlGDs6a- win S ls-es invoice OF cs1tls-os1'S
goods, which be VII shorty ope1 fcE I-spec-
t-o-- Al who desire - LOOK vel VII ills--
vlsv NJ. hs-T. sid sfTs-vSr5S usks thsl-
sQQsa-E-cs II 1rSt-clsSs Style IS - r s2G
cGsl.tv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

A-s--z--. oE--ls- -T-- : l--Ss MAJ
~ .s--s-s- z11 - pzckE-es - papers
E--- SIS Tie Ls-z-1 FalQ-s tl-Cs- - VINE
--z La-- c--sS l- Bone
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

z w1-1E- j. IL Hz-zs. 4 telegram
--=~az z---- --- states -Ezr be is vel zl5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

A-- --s rzsss-Cs-s Nv sls Aa--posa
e--- -zs CIV ~ So t-z-c-sc1 vas NJ j.
Z E---5 ----ls name EEs l-c-1Se1 s-111C
--e c--l-s $40 tax rzsszCs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

TIE Road Supervisor LIS ac-uz--y c1-r-
-e--=- -arL-r--c Lima S-ssl 1zt -o--
-=--z h cG--- 20 have wE--s- mn s1-os
----s-s rE-s-- -Es Elle1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

o. the nights Of S5sh and ssh gov II
tie direction OF HsEsii VS. observed Tie
atmosphere vas hsEy - rather Sunky. p-s-
s-nsbly tron volcanic cznsss 70 Ein6Sard
IS tie Correspondent closed his letter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

NJ E--z-=y zzs -s--ue-z5 Is o-zsSss Il
r--- l-- --s-----z--l- mss 3 ---os- g
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

E-r--as 5-11 Sa- E-l-clsc1 safe t-at
=- s--Ha- --- z-e constructing -sE
----E cz-- I- 1-= --15- @. rs As-ss-T-
go SIS - IL . Ez-sv. Wal cs---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

Tie Nl-- E-- e. --s c----e ~ -
FEs-E-sz E-5 IA amin .zEv--z -s-s Ao-o1Es
a-z L-z-szsvs. --- -=------E Wednesdays
r. ~r-----T-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

z q >----- SIZE & E--s=- o-i.-- q.
IL A-=5-- --= -z- s-<-5-. Ms Ac-1--cs.
r=- BE- ale A--=-z --- 6 s---- Tls-- -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
Special Notifrs.

NoTICE-ns best plsss il szn Francisco
for furnished Rooms Il 81 the GENIAL HOUSE,,
7ls Market street. asxt 10 Bancroft building
l. z REED. PRoF.
EFo-ns-ly OF Hawaiian Islands iizS II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

Z : sd that FIJI B-ilish Animals
---s1--- arrived ty ne AlsDeas o. Sunday.
j. zss -5s ves BEE decided VIC : . wear
= Bat s. Il-c s. t1s-e : 81 Admiral TIE
----s dat - E-c1 matter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

L. T. O. Carer. reading ths SE-s q the
ErsS Oh F-i5ay. predicted t1ss thsrs would
--11solv = news o. volcanic oz-5-eAk- SURE
s-r--h tie kizE1 b-olEhs -sES u 81 EMP
r-- sd Lzrcs lsvs COWS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

TIE enterprise OF W. Z Cznnines ESQ.
hiss established 81 Auction Sslas Room OF
Marks. Street II Nailuk-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

~s-c-zsv. Es1rCz-y lzrL : 6ss1C-s.e1 s. S
--1-5c z1-l5sy. asil- Ire -4t1 s-11ve-Ss-T o
is E5=s.vs accession . TIE tero1s- G1G
~ l--ve--1s1t 1-5css te-1zztc-- lie King
al L closed O. tLs. CAV